1) People with this phobia experience rapid heartbeat, sweating, and dizziness when they encounter or even think about spiders. This fear can be so intense that it leads to avoidance of places where spiders might be found. a) Arachnophobia b) Agoraphobia 2) People with this phobia experience dizziness, sweating, trembling, and a desire to leave high places like tall buildings, bridges, or mountains. They may avoid traveling to elevated places. a) Agoraphobia b) Acrophobia 3) People who suffer from this phobia experience extreme anxiety in social situations. Symptoms include sweating, blushing, and self-consciousness, especially when they fear being judged or embarrassed. This can lead to avoiding social events. a) Social Phobia b) Claustrophobia 4) Symptoms of this phobia include a feeling of being trapped, difficulty breathing, sweating, and dizziness when in small, enclosed spaces such as elevators, crowded rooms, or tunnels. This fear can cause people to avoid places where they might feel confined. a) Xenophobia b) Claustrophobia 5) People with this phobia experience intense fear, sweating, trembling, and dizziness when they encounter insects. This includes a variety of insects like flies, bees, ants, and moths. It can lead to avoiding outdoor spaces or areas where insects are common. a) Entomophobia b) Ophidiophobia 6) Individuals with this phobia may experience panic attacks, shortness of breath, dizziness, and a strong desire to escape from open areas or crowded spaces. This fear often leads to staying at home or avoiding public places. a) Agoraphobia b) Nyctophobia 7) A normal reaction to something dangerous or scary. It helps protect us. a) fear b) phobia 8) A very strong fear of something that is usually not dangerous. It can stop you from living normally. a) fear b) phobia

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